
Earlier this month
Candy requested larger gowns for
Emmazing Grace (I hope these are big enough). She posted a link to
Toni's Burial Gown - a little crocheted dress that is very pretty. From there I got the link to her
hat/bonnet. Within 3 days I had 3 little bereavement sets finished all but the flannel for lining. I was able to get that yesterday and now, finally, all three are ready to be put in the mail.
Running a tie through the bottom to makes it a sleeper sack.

I don't remember what yarn this is as it was left-over from
some I used to knit blanket for my niece a few years ago.
It is a super soft baby weight that is special to me.
I added an
Offray bow and
booties to this set.

A white sleeper sack that was made from
Caron Simply Soft which would, I think,
be suitable for either a boy or a girl.
Tomorrow is the first day of school. With my youngest starting Kindergarten, I'll be able to make a post office stop all by myself. My goodness! That is quite a concept.
3 comments:
What wonderful gifts. I'm sure they mean so much to the parents who've laid their little ones down to sleep.
They are beautifully stitched from your heart and it shows.
Marcia, they arrived yesterday on Emma's b'day! :-) Thank you so very much!! Big hugs!
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